Sentence examples for job of encapsulating from inspiring English sources

There are a few quotes from the book that do a great job of encapsulating the central themes which I will share.

Most of what's in it will be very familiar to people who were glued to the television coverage of the storm as it happened, although the program does do a good job of encapsulating what was taking place when and makes a fine summary for those who couldn't see live coverage because they had no electricity.

These numbers do a great job of encapsulating my week.

It did a good job of encapsulating Bjork's boundless, curious energy better, some might say, than a swan dress on a mannequin.

This 1956 recording of "I Put A Spell On You" does a serviceable job of encapsulating the Pentecostial shrieking, cropshare worksong intoning, and jook joint hellraising of all pre-Rock Grunting into one shamanistic voodoo extendoGrunt.

The format is capable of encapsulating jobs that have multiple steps, and it has been demonstrated with vibrational and electronic structure data.

Though he has a knack, too, of encapsulating an idea.

That's a good way of encapsulating it.

Finally, 55% had fear of encapsulating peritoneal sclerosis.

Which sort of encapsulates the problem.

The headline that Gallup placed on its news release about the survey did a good job encapsulating its message: "Americans See Views of GOP Candidates Closer to Their Own". Of course, this doesn't mean Obama's position is hopeless.